They buried them or burned them if there were too many to bury.
no and he is dead
I don't know. But he is not dead.
Someone may have wanted Martin Luther King dead for the simple fact that he was stopping slavery and because he was black.
Osiris was a god of the dead, so people worshipped him to have a good afterlife.
She is to some people but some disagre
the black plauge is dead
The Plague victims
Black Death caused many artists. to portray painting of people carrying dead bodies.
Black Death was spread due to dead rats and dead bodies. Cleaning them prevented Plague spread as there are no fleas.
A few reasons. During that time religion was everything. The vicar was one of the most important people in a village. If he died then there would be nobody to lead mass or bless the dead. However the most important reason was people thought the Black Plague was an act of god and the end of days. If the priest dies from the plague it would cause additional fear, lawlessness, and panic. So they tended to protect the Vicars.
Dead bodies, as well as the usual refuse which made medieval European towns and cities stink.
Many people carried flowers, scented herbs or perfumes with them.
The black plague was diminished by many factors. People began to practice better hygiene, bodies of the dead were burned instead of buried, people would light fires in their homes to purify the air and individuals would also only go out into the public if it were necessary.
they caught the plague and dropped dead
The Black plague affects your body by causing buboes, or blister-like pieces of skin that contain macrophages, which are dead immunity cells.It was called the Black Plague because of internal bleeding and that, when the blood dried it became black under the skin so the skin turned "black", or a really deep red.
Yes, but only as long as the bacteria which spread it survived. The bodies of people who had died of the plague were used in biowarfare during the middle ages. Besieging armies would throw bodies of plague victims over the walls of a city and wait for the plague to soften up their enemy before attacking. Since Yersinia Pestis survives best in the bodies of fleas and flea-infested rats, the main risk during an outbreak is not from dead bodies, but from the original reservoir of infected fleas which may bite other nearby people and animals. Good pest control is critical to preventing and limiting plague outbreaks.
Some likely did, but it was more likely that one would be bitten by a plague carrying flea that came off a dead rat.